GMO Cookies - 5 cannabis seeds

GMO Cookies is a seriously hot strain! No, it's not genetically modified in any way, as you might expect from the name. The truth is, however, that the GMO name stands for "Garlic," "Onion," and "Mushroom" phenotypes of the famous Cookies strain. The masterfully crafted blend of the famous Chemdawg with the Girl Scout Cookies (Forum Cut) resulted in a strain packed with those garlic, mushroom, and onion-like terpene profiles found in the Chemdawg genetics, while the GSC adds more of that cookie-like sweetness and long-lasting body-relaxing effect.

GMO Cookies is also considered the most potent of all the Cookie Family strains. It can reach THC levels of up to 35%, making it one of the strongest strains available, even comparable to or even a combination of the famous MAC Cookies (Miracle Alien Cookies). We even believe both strains share a lot of common genetics. On the other side of GMO's genetics, the infamous Chemdawg is one of the most potent strains overall, and GSC's Forum Cut is known for its astonishing trichome production and delivers a pretty decent yield as well. Expect a very strong, fast-hitting strain that can leave you couchlocked. However, GMO is a guaranteed winner when it comes to overall appearance, aroma, and effect. It generally produces many dark, purple hues, often with almost black leaves, and buds with a darker hue and twisted orange hairs.

The aroma of GMO is exceptionally spicy, also sweet and citrusy, but also has that gassy chemical quality of Chemdawg. The taste is entirely in keeping with the name. Enjoyed pure, well-dried, and salted, the GMO leaves behind that strange blend of sautéed mushrooms with onion and garlic, which lingers for a while after you take a hit. The effects are felt immediately, starting in the upper body and gradually working their way down to your extremities.

GMO cookies can be considered a medical cannabis strain and can be used as a solution for a wide variety of conditions, ranging from chronic pain to central nervous system problems.